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So maybe some substrate instead?
What do you mean with substrate?
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There is absolutely no need for bonsai soil. Just use any free draining soil/substrate you can buy, or even just regular potting soil.
Tropfrog, I mean what lucR said.
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Soil is a substrate. So not sure what you mean.
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Sorry, I was thinking about something else.
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I will probably end up buying some pumice.
Would this do?
Would this do?
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Most bonsai artists around me us pumice to some degree in their mixes.
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Here are some photos of the hawthorn, sorry for bad quality. There are small red buds already, getting ready for spring.
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Here are some photos of the hawthorn, sorry for bad quality. There are small red buds already, getting ready for spring.
Do you guys think these are suitable for collection?
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pro: old bark//con: long straight trunk, no movement, no lower branches ( but they can be grown if needed). Nebari is impossible to see so cant give comment on that. And as you say pics are really bad...
Knowing what i know now i wouldnt dig em up but when i just started i would probably have.
Knowing what i know now i wouldnt dig em up but when i just started i would probably have.
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LucR Arn't these in orange not branches?
Perhaps a very small bonsai, that needs to regrow all branches?
But before digging it out. Make a beter picture, remove the snow, and remove some of the soil around the base(nabari) of the tree, and show it here again.
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Perhaps a very small bonsai, that needs to regrow all branches?
But before digging it out. Make a beter picture, remove the snow, and remove some of the soil around the base(nabari) of the tree, and show it here again.
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